KB Definition

[scott9116]

Someone please define KB for me. As a grower I am constantly asked "Is this KB?" I generally reply "No, this is Northern Lights, KC36 or whatever strain it really is." Then the moron says somthing like "Man, I wish I could get a hold of some KB. That shit is bad ass." Those who don't ask usually say "That shit you got for me is the best I've ever smoked." I always tell people that I know a grower in Canada and that's where my stuff comes from nobody knows that I grow. Why don't growers, dealers and smokers speak the same language.

scott9116 Reviewed by scott9116 on 08-14-2007. KB Definition Someone please define KB for me. As a grower I am constantly asked "Is this KB?" I generally reply "No, this is Northern Lights, KC36 or whatever strain it really is." Then the moron says somthing like "Man, I wish I could get a hold of some KB. That shit is bad ass." Those who don't ask usually say "That shit you got for me is the best I've ever smoked." I always tell people that I know a grower in Canada and that's where my stuff comes from nobody knows that I grow. Why don't growers, Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Why don't growers, dealers and smokers speak the same language.

Production, distribution, and marketing... lol. Go into a large corporation and you'll find the same thing!

KB= Kind Bud= Nice stuff that was grown carefully, and cured well.
It's not a strain. It's a CLASS of bud that can be most any strain that is not bred for mass production over bud quality. The important part is the skill of the grower and the attention paid to maximizing quality, instead of, necessarily, weight.

[scott9116]

So I guess my stuff is KB by that definition. That's what I was thinking KB = sensimilla. I prefer to call it what it is. My current cured batch is called Stealth Sativa. Which is a Strain that I have bred from some different bag seed over the past year or so. Very low odor while growing indoors and doesn't get too big for a Sativa, about 3-4ft. It doesn't have the power of my NL or KC36 and takes about 11 weeks to flower and forever to cure, decent yield atleast a QP per plant. The main draw back is the taste, it's pretty harsh. It smells good but not strong. When it's too fresh it smells like ass and tastes like shit. I generally prefer Indica dominant plants but a Sativa high is a nice change sometimes.